The difference between IDE and Text Editors…
Welcome guys to another freaking awesome blog. Today we will be going in the actual difference between an IDE and a Text Editor. But before that let’s see why they are used. IDE’s and Text Editors are generally used for writing code in a nice and clean way. They enhance the productivity of the user and enables the user to perform some actions on their code. Difference: IDE : IDE stands for “Integrated development environment” not just a tool where you write the code, but you can also compile it and debug it. IDEs usually combine code editors, debuggers, and built-in tools for compiling and running applications. An IDE is generally developed for a specific language. They are considered to be heavy than Text Editors as they come up with some built-in tools and plugins for that specific language. If an IDE is developed for a specific sector then you can’t use it for another totally different sector. Examples of IDEs are Visual Studio for ASP.NET appl...